The New Gate Episode 11: Release Date and Expectations

According to the official website of the anime series, the 11th episode of The New Gate is set to premiere on June 23, 2024 at 1:30 am Japanese Standard Time. In Japan, the series will be broadcasted on TV channels such as BS11 and Tokyo MX. For international viewers, the episode will be available for streaming on platforms like Crunchyroll and Bilibili.

The last installment depicted Shin and Rionne being transported to a faraway city by a castle official under the influence of a demon. Meanwhile, Schnee was shown addressing the castle officials and outlining her plan to handle the situation single-handedly.

The Latest Update on The New Gate Episode 11

Rionne as seen in the anime (Image via Yokohama Animation Lab & Cloud Hearts)

The eleventh episode of The New Gate is scheduled for release at 1:30 am JST on June 23, 2024. However, the airing times for the series will differ based on various time zones. Some examples include:

Time Zone	Release Day	Release Date	Release Time
Pacific Daylight Time	Saturday	June 22, 2024	9:30 am
Eastern Daylight Time	Saturday	June 22, 2024	12:30 pm
British Summer Time	Saturday	June 22, 2024	5:30 pm
Central European Summer Time	Saturday	June 22, 2024	6:30 pm
Indian Standard Time	Saturday	June 22, 2024	10:00 pm
Philippine Time	Sunday	June 23, 2024	12:30 am
Japanese Standard Time	Sunday	June 23, 2024	1:30 am
Australian Central Time	Sunday	June 23, 2024	2:00 am

Where to Watch Episode 11 of The New Gate?

Tiera as seen in the anime (Image via Yokohama Animation Lab & Cloud Hearts)

Crunchyroll is a legitimate streaming platform that offers a fantastic solution for global viewers seeking to watch episode 11 of The New Gate and the entire season.

The series can also be watched on Bilibili, but due to its Chinese website status, there are some viewing restrictions. Additionally, the entire series will be accessible on Muse Asia’s YouTube channel for viewers living in Asia.

The New Gate: Episode 10 Recap

Shin as seen in the anime (Image via Yokohama Animation Lab & Cloud Hearts)

In episode 10 of The New Gate, titled “Demon,”the story continued from where it left off in the previous episode, with Shin accepting Rionne’s challenge to fight. They are then transported to a different time and place, where they each select their weapons and begin their battle.

Despite Rionne’s surprise tactics that she used to overpower Shin, he refused to back down and resorted to using some of his secret powers in the battle. However, the fight ultimately ended in a draw as Shin stopped fighting due to the severe damage to Rionne’s sword.

A demon as seen in the anime (Image via Yokohama Animation Lab & Cloud Hearts)

After returning from the time-space, they witnessed a castle official casting a spell on their teleportation sphere, which enabled them to teleport to a different dimension. Rionne’s guard attempted to prevent him, but it was already too late as they were transported to the distant holy lands. As soon as they arrived, Shin contacted Schnee and updated her on the situation.

Schnee made her way to the castle where the village official, who had previously transported Shin and Rionne to the holy lands, was being held captive. Despite being attacked by the demon that had hypnotized the official, Schnee remained unfazed and swiftly beheaded the creature. She then reported the incident to the castle and continued on her journey to join Shin, with Tiera by her side.

What to expect from the 11th episode of The New Gate (speculative)?

Rionne (left) and Shin (right) as seen in the anime (Image via Yokohama Animation Lab & Cloud Hearts)

The eleventh episode of The New Gate is titled The Closed Holy Lands. As suggested by the title, the destination of Schnee’s journey is the holy land, which appears to be inaccessible. Thus, it may present a challenge for her to reach Shin.

Additionally, in The New Gate’s 11th episode, Shin and Rionne might advance and explore the holy land to which they were transported. As this will be their first time alone together, it is impossible to predict the type of experiences they may encounter.